Orthopedic Regenerative Pillar

Dr. Roberto Aldana Pinto

Médico Cirujano · Fundación Universitaria Juan N. Corpas Ortopedia y Traumatología · Universidad Militar Nueva Granada Assistant Professor · Hospital Universitario San Rafael AO Trauma · ISSCA · ACMRD Member ReTHUS-registered physician · Bogotá, Colombia

An orthopedic surgery and traumatology specialist who treats joints without defaulting to the operating room. Dr. Aldana uses image-guided regenerative medicine — stem cells, PRP, exosomes, and BMAC — to restore function in knees, hips, shoulders, and spines, and to help patients avoid or delay joint replacement where genuinely possible.

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Dr. Roberto Aldana Pinto, orthopedic and regenerative medicine specialist, Bogotá

Dr. Roberto Aldana PintoOrthopedic surgery & traumatology, Bogotá

Dr. Roberto Aldana Pinto is a Colombian orthopedic surgeon: MD from Fundación Universitaria Juan N. Corpas, specialty in Orthopedics and Traumatology from Universidad Militar Nueva Granada, Assistant Professor at Hospital Universitario San Rafael in Bogotá, and a member of Colombia's Association of Regenerative Medicine and Pain (ACMRD). He treats international patients with image-guided regenerative treatments — orthopedic stem cells, PRP, exosomes, and BMAC — for knee, hip, shoulder, spine, and sports injuries, with surgery reserved for cases that genuinely need it.

His approach

A surgeon's judgment. A regenerative-first practice.

Because Dr. Aldana is a trained orthopedic surgeon, he knows exactly when surgery is the right answer, and when it isn't. That judgment is the point: patients get an honest read on whether regenerative treatment can restore their joint, or whether they truly need the operation they've been quoted at home.

He teaches the next generation of orthopedic surgeons as Assistant Professor at Hospital Universitario San Rafael in Bogotá, is a member of the AO Trauma Foundation (the Davos-based global fracture-care organization) and the International Society for Stem Cell Application (ISSCA), and is a member of the Asociación Colombiana de Medicina Regenerativa y Dolor (ACMRD), Colombia's professional body for regenerative medicine.

Joints & Cartilage

Knees, hips, shoulders, ankles: image-guided orthopedic stem cells and BMAC targeting the structures that hurt, designed to restore function.

Precision Delivery

Ultrasound-guided injections place regenerative treatment exactly where imaging says it's needed, not approximately.

Sports & Tendon Injuries

PRP and exosome protocols for tendon, ligament, and overuse injuries, built around returning you to the activity you love.

Who he evaluates

People told surgery is the only option.

Dr. Aldana evaluates each case on imaging and history, and tells you plainly which path your joint actually needs. People come to him with:

Knee arthritis and cartilage wear

Hip pain and early replacement quotes

Shoulder and rotator-cuff injuries

Back and spine conditions

Sports injuries: tendon and ligament

A desire to avoid or delay joint replacement

Regenerative orthopedics is designed to restore joint function and is evaluated case by case on imaging. It is not a cure-all and not a replacement for surgery in every case; when an operation is genuinely the right answer, Dr. Aldana says so.

Common questions

About Dr. Aldana's care.

Can regenerative treatment really replace my joint surgery?

Sometimes, and sometimes not, and the difference is exactly what Dr. Aldana's consultation determines. As a trained orthopedic surgeon he evaluates your imaging honestly: some joints respond well to stem cells, PRP, or BMAC; others genuinely need the operation. You get his surgical judgment either way.

What does "image-guided" mean for my treatment?

Injections are placed under ultrasound guidance, so the regenerative treatment reaches the exact structure your imaging shows is damaged. Precision placement is a meaningful part of why outcomes differ between clinics.

What are his credentials?

Dr. Aldana holds his MD (Médico Cirujano) from Fundación Universitaria Juan N. Corpas in Bogotá and his specialty in Orthopedics and Traumatology from Universidad Militar Nueva Granada. He is Assistant Professor of Orthopedics at Hospital Universitario San Rafael, a member of the AO Trauma Foundation and ISSCA, and a member of ACMRD. He is registered with Colombia's ReTHUS health-professional registry; his registration number is provided in your consultation documentation.